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Getting Ducks in a Row

Definition:

Getting ducks in a row means to organize or arrange things in a particular order or sequence, especially when preparing for a specific task or event. It implies getting everything in the right place or in proper alignment to ensure smooth execution.

Senses:

1. Idiom: To organize or prepare things systematically.
2. Metaphorical: To have everything in order for a successful outcome.

Examples:

1. Idiomatic Usage:

"Before starting the project, Mary spent days getting her ducks in a row by creating a detailed plan, gathering all the necessary resources, and coordinating with her team."

2. Metaphorical Usage:

"The team put in hours of practice to get their ducks in a row before the match against the formidable opponents."

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